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Heh, I just realized that I had been commenting on the wrong documentary. I thought this was the Shaun Ellis thing... As for Jim and Jamie Dutcher go, I find it rather interesting, especially since they seem to have little pretension of being anything but documentary filmmakers. So, I retract my ear...

Haven't watched the whole thing yet, but it appears interesting As for the loose ends, apparently it is based on th first book of a series, so that might be why. Interestingly, it is written by a Turkish guy.

Wayyyy before theFDA stuck their noses in everyone's business. Yeah, that pesky FDA and the way they had to tighten their regulations so unnecessarily so that babies would be born with arms and legs that are shaped like the majority of people. Way to limit expression of individuality and stuff... W...

scientists estimate they will create new life within ten years. They are already playing God. however altering existing life forms is a whole other can of worms, and for many is was simply a matter of size, reproduction rate, and behavior that allows them not to simply adapt but in some cases to th...

I haven't seen Aliens, is it better? It was a suspenseful action movie, not quite as much a horror movie as the first one. Consequently, it wasn't good in the same manner, but it was still very good, just good in a different way. As far this movie goes, from the trailer I must admit it looks better...

I watched it until I realized what the music was. Ewwwww... I need to get my ears carved out now

There has been a comic (I think it was called Full Moon Fever) where the staff of a lunar station all became werewolves, with the predicted full-time shift results. Unfortunately, it wasn't a great comic (blatant rip-off of Alien(s)).

L. David Mech is one of the most prominent researchers of wolves in North America, and in the whole world. His books The Wolf: The Ecology and Behavior of an Endangered Species and Wolves: Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation are considered the definitive works on wolf behavior. He has studied wolves...

It was more an adaptation of the comic rather than the actual historical event, remember...

Usually through exchange of bodily fluids and/or blood If it is true, it is a sad thing, but no more unusual than anyone else catching HIV, in my opinion. Remember to practice safe sex!

That might be from that german DVD someone mentioned in the other Skinwalkers thread...

Except sound, I can hardly hear anything

Hmmmm... I am tempted to watch it. It is already a week past the time they said it was going to come out anyway

Looks more interesting than most vampire movies lately. At least it is not one of the 'woe is me, I am a handsome, seductive person with cool powers' rehashes of Anne Rice

Adorable!

I am indeed.

I actually helped to make the Turkish subtitles of that independent Call of Cthulhu movie. It was fun, but Lovecraft can sometimes use really weird language

Oh, dunno, some of them are fun http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m66godpj ... ed&search= (moderately NSFW)

Hmmmm... could be David Mech http://www.davemech.org/

Do I? I mean, of course I do!!! Very occasionally I do say thinks that are arguably smart

Heh, sorry, I thought I had already posted this... must be getting old

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tengriism

Yes, that is the wolf, but I would recommend using the monoteistic god of the ancient Turks, since the wolf herself a)would be too obvious and b)has political connotations.

You can find my commentary on the issue in this thread.

http://www.thepack.network/thepackboard ... php?t=5170

You could try Gok Tengri (or Tanri, the contemporary spelling), an old deity of the Turkic people. A little known fact is that the wolf was the mythological ancestral animal and guide of the Turkic people.

I still dislike it